Sentence examples for may be resultant from inspiring English sources

Differential expression of parvalbumin on exposure to esfenvalerate may be resultant of estrogenic effects.

Therefore, the current literature provides available evidence suggesting SMT hypoalgesia may be resultant of local and/or central mechanisms.

The factors relating to this may be resultant upon earlier admission to critical care and a lower incidence of renal dysfunction.

This dramatic increase may be resultant from the call for greater accountability in medical education research and the development of outcomes research methodologies in the early 2000s [ 8].

Hemopexin appears to play a significant role in neural regeneration, but may be resultant of oxidative stress mediated T cell activity on myelin sheaths (described above, under immune responses).

This data points to the fact that coronary vasodilatation may be resultant of several factors which include not only the effects through specific glucagon receptors but also the effects of NO.

It may be the resultant of recent implementation strategies with first effects in larger settings.

Azotemia which may be a resultant effect of volume contraction in patients with HEs was not objectively assessed as only urea levels of these patients were documented.

As mentioned in last paragraph, this may be a resultant effect of response shift, or CMYMOP's stronger ability in detecting acute change.

This cell loss may be directly resultant from ischemia; alternatively, ischemia can serve as a secondary factor caused by increasing cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) pressure against the syrinx wall.

However, as hypnosis has been demonstrated to have physiologic effects, e.g. on airway reactivity, blood flow and immune response, [ 1] benefits of hypnosis may be attributable to resultant alterations of physiology.